Lighthouse scores for every page
stet audit lighthouse scores your pages, says who fixes each failing audit, and applies the head fixes for you.
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Layout changes, and naming for cards and steps
check names the keys a removed section left behind, rename --propose suggests new names for text that moved, and the dashboard shows what Push will send.
Keys named by page and role
register names each key after where it sits and what it is; stet rename moves a key to a new name everywhere at once.
Contacts and forms
Your own sign-up forms post to stet; each person is recorded in your own Postgres with a one-click unsubscribe.
Keys that say what they are
Every key names its element; titles and descriptions preview as a search result and a share card.
Dashboard preview and a safer commit gate
The preview follows the key you pick, at desktop, tablet and mobile widths; the pre-commit gate uses the stet you installed.
The dashboard
stet dev opens a dashboard on your machine: find the words, type, see them on the page, and commit.
Plain HTML sites
stet runs on a site that's only HTML files: marked elements, one file for the words, and a check that catches hand edits.
Page titles, markdown pages and Astro
seo check fails a page with no title; pages scan reads markdown pages; init detects Astro.
Environments
Staging and production as named store connections — never a second schema, never copied data.
Offline SEO checks
stet seo check: eight rules over committed copy, no network, no database — runs on a fork PR.
The web target
The target adapter seam, with the web target as its first implementation.
The CLI
draft, publish, revert, pull and doctor from the terminal; the committed bundle and a stdlib-only Python reader.
Stores and publishing
Four store adapters behind one conformance suite; publishing as a single transaction with one-click revert.
The content core: typed keys, snapshot fallback
The registry, the committed snapshot, and the read path — every string a typed key with a fallback in your repo.